Bitcoin’s Uptober Tailwinds Put $87K Wall Back in the Crosshairs Bitcoin’s price entered October with one of its strongest seasonal tailwinds, and Sunday’s late-session action is finally giving Uptober something to work with. Market data shows bitcoin climbing from an intraday low near $85,552 to as high as $86,771 on Oct. 4, leaving the cryptocurrency
Bitcoin Core has added a safeguard against signing transactions that may not bind funds to the payment destination a user approved. The change, merged into Bitcoin Core’s master development branch on Sept. 25, targets a narrow flaw in partially signed Bitcoin transactions, or PSBTs, that could produce a valid signature without protecting the intended output.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) founder and chairman Michael Saylor published data on the company’s Bitcoin strategy with the concise comment: “More orange than ever.” Michael Saylor’s “More orange than ever” post on X, Source: Michael Saylor via X.com Saylor’s wording directly refers to a recent chart from the StrategyTracker platform dated October 4, 2026, where the
Tesla’s Bitcoin treasury is making headlines as its value approaches $1 billion. This surge comes without the company buying or selling any Bitcoin since 2022. Recent market dynamics, particularly a notable price increase in Bitcoin, have significantly boosted Tesla’s unrealized gains to approximately $122.6 million. This situation underscores the impact of new FASB rules that
After Friday’s enhanced volatility following the US economic news, bitcoin’s price inched higher during the weekend and now sits above $85,000. However, it almost feels like a familiar trap. History has shown that fluctuations ramp up on Monday morning after an eventful weekend in terms of new developments on the Middle East front. The New
Bitcoin is up 46% from its July low and could reclaim its all-time high ($ATH) of $126K by Q1 2027. According to Ecoinometrics, historical drawdowns and recoveries suggest Bitcoin could take 60 to 230 days to reclaim its previous $ATH. Assuming the $57.8K low on the 1st of July marked the bottom, the rebound would
Zooming out, Bitcoin’s technical setup looks like a textbook pre-breakout setup. For more than five weeks, $BTC has been consolidating around $85k, while weekly closes continue to form higher highs. The latest weekly wick reached $87k, which means buyers are still defending the higher ground. If this structure holds, Bitcoin could follow its October seasonality,
Bitcoin still has room to climb toward $92,000 or even $97,000, but only if it holds a narrow support band just above $81,000. That is the latest view from an analyst, who says the uptrend that began in July remains intact. Why the outlook is still positive The expert pointed to three signs in Bitcoin’s
Traders scanning the order books got a surprise when Michael Saylor tweeted about Digital Credit built on Bitcoin. His statement indicates a potential shift in financial strategies, emphasizing the importance of Bitcoin in modern finance. This news could lead to increased interest in Bitcoin as an underlying asset for innovative financial products. For more details,